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Memorabilia by Omoinotake is a music album release from the Japanese band known for their emotional songwriting and distinctive blend of pop, jazz, and soul influences.
This album release marks the band's first album in about a year and a half.
The CD of this new album, "Memorabilia," includes tie-in songs such as "FLASHBULB" and "Hanataba," which are the opening and ending themes for the second season of the anime "Hanazakari no Kimitachi e" that will begin airing in July, "Hitorigoto," which is the ending theme for the second cour of the second season of the anime "The Apothecary Diaries" that began airing in April of last year, "Fake Show," the theme song for the drama "DOCTOR PRICE" in which Fujii Leo also appeared in the final episode, "Wonderland," the theme song for the Universal Studios Japan commercial, and "Gravity," the theme song for the movie starring Morisaki Win and Snow Man's Mukai Koji.
The album also includes a rearranged version of "Lovita," a song from their early days that was performed during the tour in 2025, and "Petrichor (feat. OZASA)," a collaborative song with Official Hige Dandism guitarist Daisuke Kozasa, which was a surprise performance at their Nippon Budokan concert and thrilled the audience. In addition, several newly recorded tracks have been added, making this an album that showcases Omoinotake's current position.
This edition comes with a Blu-ray containing "Omoinotake Live at Nippon Budokan" 2026.3.15.
Omoinotake is a Japanese band, known for their piano-based sound, expressive vocals, and contributions to anime music.
Yes. The album includes multiple songs used as anime theme songs, making it appealing to anime fans.
The album features J-pop with jazz and soul influences, focusing on melody, atmosphere, and emotional delivery.
It is ideal for fans of Omoinotake, anime music listeners, and J-pop enthusiasts.
Yes. It is a great gift for anime fans and music lovers, especially those who enjoy theme songs and emotional soundtracks.
Yes. As an album that includes anime theme songs and a modern band’s work, it is considered collectible among fans of both J-pop and anime music.